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  As working from home (WFH) regularly becomes a permanent option in a post-COVID-19 environment, 81% of Malaysian employees. According to the recently released Malaysian findings from the UOB ASEAN Consumer Sentiment Study, 74% of respondents also expected their productivity will improve as they have greater freedom over how they manage their working hours. By age group, this belief was most strongly-held by Generation Z (87%) and Generation Y (78%) employees. While only 67% of Generation X...

Vietnamese respondents most optimistic in ASEAN despite COVID-19 challenges 16:51 | 29/01/2021 Vietnamese - the most optimistic in ASEAN about their future despite COVID-19 challenges Vietnamese people are the most optimistic about their future despite the economic and social challenges brought on by COVID-19, according to the UOB Optimism Index. Compared with the rest of ASEAN, Vietnam ranked the highest on the index with a score of 62.4, well ahead of Malaysia ...

Seven in 10 consumers in Singapore said that since the onset of the Covid-19 virus, they have increased their use of digital or cashless payment methods.

KUALA LUMPUR (Dec 30): At least six out of 10 Malaysians depend more heavily on the various forms of contactless payment, according to the UOB ASEAN Consumer Sentiment Study. In a statement today, UOB Malaysia said the survey indicated that payment through mobile banking is the most popular choice of contactless payment, as 69% of Malaysian respondents said they used mobile payment more frequently during the pandemic. It said other contactless payment and transaction services that have become p...

UOB Thailand and Shopee offer a complimentary digital transformation tutorial published : 16 Dec 2020 at 15:58 to help online retailers manage their businesses more effectively UOB Thailand and Shopee, the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, have teamed up to help Thai online retailers manage their businesses more effectively as they tap the growth in online spending.  The value of Thailand’s e-commerce market is expected to rise 35 percent ...